MTZehvor said:
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So time to do some recapping.
11-4 so far, hopefully Chicago can perform better tomorrow night than they did the last time they played the AFC East.
I should probably have learned by this point to stop counting the Giants out until they're officially eliminated. Perhaps more than that I should've realized what an awful idea putting any ounce of faith in Houston was.
Dafuq Packers. What happened to Green Bay's offense?
Maybe the Saints should pull out that bounty system again and pay some of the opposing linemen to target Drew Brees. He went nuts after getting body slammed.
I went with San Diego less because of my faith in San Diego and more from memory of the Bill's history of letdowns. Whenever Buffalo gets a little momentum at the start of the season, and you think they might be good, it all comes crashing down spectacularly.
Same with Miami
I have no idea what happened to New England's offensive line. They've been known for picking some incredibly bad times to not show up (Super Bowl 42 anyone?) but geez. The Raiders were all over Brady today. That better get fixed soon. No amount of Gronk can save the Pats from a rushed Brady.
...I guess the Eagles are good? I think? They'd probably be on pace to be a historically great team if they only played the second halves.
Props to Peyton for an incredible almost comeback with a great final drive...but that's about it. He didn't look like himself for a lot of the game. Missed a number of really open receivers, and one awful, awful decision on the interception ended up costing him the game in retrospect. I have to imagine some of that is due to Seattle's defense being...Seattle's defense...but there were some truly bad throws here independent of what the defense was doing.
I wonder if SF's bad start is karma for Colin Kaepernick's racial slur.
Raise your hands if you had the Cardinals, Eagles, and Bengals as the undefeateds after week 3. If anyone raises their hands, I'd like you to buy me a lottery ticket.
I realize I just said it but...geez, Carolina.
